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WINNETKA TALK September 4, 1926 Lawn Clothes Drier Does away with overlifting and overreaching which makes the work of washday hard and a men- ace to health. The Clay Lawn Clothes Drier is the one, safe, easy way of hanging out the wash. It saves time, work and worry. Dries washing spotlessly clean. Folds like an umbrella to store away. All metal parts rust proof. Drier light in weight and easy to handle. Sold with a positive guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. A proven success. EIGHT POINTS OF EXCELLENCE 1--135 feet high grade sea- island cotton line. 5--Requires open space only 15 feet in dia- meter. 6--Exceptionally strong and durable. . 7--Weighs only 37 Ibs, about half the weight of a basket of wet 2--You can hang the wash without a step or lift. 3--Tension of line ad- justed as easy as raising an umbrella. . : clothes. 4--Drier folds up and is 8 It eliminates clumsy removable: line always props, sagging lines clean and yard clear. and soiled clothes. Priced at $12.75 For Month of September Regular Price $15.00 Eckart Hardware Co. Phone Winn. 843-44 WINNETKA 735 Elm Street "Who Governs You?" Is Sunday Sermon Subject "Who Governs You?" will be the theme of a sermon by the Rev. Thom- as A. Goodwin, at the Winnetka Con- gregational church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. pecial interest to young people, it is said, and young people leaving soon for schools and colleges are especially urged to attend. The Lord's Supper will be observed, at this time. The eve- ning sermon at 8 o'clock, also by Mr. Goodwin, will be on "The Heritage of Labor," a Labor day sermon. Rev. James Austin Richards will again. oc- cupy the pulpit at the morning service on September 12. It will be a sermon of es- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, 468 Ridge avenue, returned Tuesday, Au- gust 31, from an extended trip through the West. Mr. Lieber left on July 28, and drove to Denver, Col, where his son, Perry, had gone on a business trip. From there he visited Estes Park, joining Mrs. Lieber in Cheyenne, Wyo. Leaving Cheyenne, they went to the coast, and included Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego and Mexico in their trip, returning to Winnetka this élna TRADE~-MARK AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER Quiet-- Absolutely No Vibration Economical-- Burns Low Grade Fuel Oil Reliable-- Dependable Automatic Controls Sold and Installed by VIC. J. KILLIAN Plumbing Contractor 874 Center Street Phone Winn. 1260 Highly Pleased people of the North Shore have shown conclusively that they recognize and appreciate our Stating that "the policy of fine qualities at definitely lower prices," George Lytton, vice- president of The Hub, whose picture appears above, declared himself great- ly pleased with the first six months of his firm's venture in Evanston. He said that he was particularly pleased with the large following of boys and young men. "We're enthusiastic over the north shore," he declared, "and we're doing everything in our power to make the north shore enthusiastic over us." Winnetka Boys Return From Month's Cruise Fuller Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dean, 411 Willow road, John McEwen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen, 808 Hill road, and Billy Mil- ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam H. Miller, 660 Pine street, returned last Thursday from a month's cruise on the schooner, "Elizabeth," as the guests of Lynn A. Williams and his son, Lynn, 568 Ingleside park, Evans- ton. They touched the following ports in their cruise, Mackinac Island; Les Cheneaux islands; Deborah, Canada; Desbarats, Canada; and numerous ports in Lake Superior. The farthest north they went was Nipigon, where they found excellent fishing. The schooner sailed from and re- turned to its mooring in the Beimont harbor in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Mare Newman, for- merly of Winnetka, have left the North Shore hotel in Evanston, where they have been living, and have taken an apartment at 1318 Hyde Park boule- vard, Chicago. Margaret Newman, their daughter, has just returned from Camp Agawak, Minocqua, Wis., where she spent the summer as a counselor. She will enter as a freshman at the Chicago Normal School of Physical Education this fall. rr Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cochran, 370 Chestnut street, are taking an extend- ed trip through the Canadian Rockies to the west coast. They have included Lake Louise, Banff, Vancouver and Victoria in the trip, and expect to re- turn to Winnetka in about three weeks. While they are gone, Miss Anne Clark is staying with their chil- dren. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Thorne, 474 Willow road, left this week to visit their daughter, Mrs. J .H. Batchelder, at Charlottsville, Va.